"At this point, Ct value is not included in the test results MIT Medical receives, and we have no way of obtaining that information."
To me that has always seemed at the least to be negligent, perhaps the lab has the value but it appears the tests high threshold are never correlated to the ever mysterious asymptomatic. It's not like the problems with PCR is something new
Thought this rule was interesting, with what is known about PCR how does this make any sense?
"At the same time, Ferullo understands the frustration at being asked to put your life, and the lives of your family members, on hold. “Unfortunately, retesting is not an option,” he explains. “The Massachusetts Department of Public Health will not accept subsequent negatives to clear a previous positive test. The rules are very clear that people should not be retested once they have a positive result.”"
Is the PCR test TOO sensitive
https://medical.mit.edu/covid-19-updates/2020...-sensitive
To me that has always seemed at the least to be negligent, perhaps the lab has the value but it appears the tests high threshold are never correlated to the ever mysterious asymptomatic. It's not like the problems with PCR is something new
Thought this rule was interesting, with what is known about PCR how does this make any sense?
"At the same time, Ferullo understands the frustration at being asked to put your life, and the lives of your family members, on hold. “Unfortunately, retesting is not an option,” he explains. “The Massachusetts Department of Public Health will not accept subsequent negatives to clear a previous positive test. The rules are very clear that people should not be retested once they have a positive result.”"
Is the PCR test TOO sensitive
https://medical.mit.edu/covid-19-updates/2020...-sensitive
